In an Effort to Win the Right to Vote, African

In an effort to win the right to vote, African Americans did all of the following during the Reconstruction era EXCEPT:

A) marching to demand the right to vote.
B) parading to advocate for bills endorsing it.
C) lionizing black Revolutionary heroes to establish their credentials as vote-casting Americans.
D) participating in the women's suffrage movement.
E) holding mock elections to show their capacity and desire to participate in the American political process.